Problem/Motivation
If I'm enabling Trash functionality for Content, I *more than likely* want to enable Trash for URL aliases, otherwise it can result in URL aliases sticking around even for trashed content, and if an editor goes to create a new path with the same desired alias, they end up getting an alias with the -0 suffix on it. How can we guide users to enable both Content and URL aliases at the same time? I checked multiple projects I've been on that have the module enabled, and none of them had enabled Trash support for URL aliases, but they likely should have given the issues I knew they ran into (and didn't realize it was the Trash module).
Proposed resolution
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Remaining tasks
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User interface changes
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Issue fork trash-3570653
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Comments
Comment #4
amateescu commentedThat's probably because support for URL aliases has been added fairly recently :)
In any case, let's enable them by default on module installation, and provide a helpful message on the module's configuration form.
Comment #7
amateescu commentedMerged :)
Comment #9
dave reidWell that explains that. Yeah, turning it on by default makes sense to me, thanks!